The Runaway Groom

Chapter 915

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The Runaway Groom Chapter 915

Along the way, Irene felt tense—she was at once excited and hopeful.

She felt really charged even after days of running about without food or sleep.

Zachary passed her a piece of bread. “Eat. Don’t look half-dead when you meet Isaac again.”

“You’re the one who looks half-dead,” Irene retorted even as she took it.

Still, Zachary was relaxed to know that Isaac might be fine. “I knew it. You’re trying to make yourself look pitiful so

that Isaac would feel sorry for you, right?”

Irene really wanted to roll her eyes at him. “You have a wonderful imagination.”

Zachary chuckled.

Nonetheless, Irene ate the bread and drank some water, immediately feeling revitalized after she did.

Zachary was going to tell her to get some sleep as well, but she probably would not fall asleep given her tense

state.

He said nothing, while hoping that the helicopter would move faster and take them back to Franconia.

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Naturally, the wait was grilling, and Irene was constantly checking the time.

Once the helicopter landed and they alighted, James promptly called Stan, who told them that he was already at

the castle.

They drove there immediately and found Stan waiting outside, unscathed.

Once she was out of the car, Irene promptly asked, “Where’s Isaac?”

“I don’t know,” Stan replied.

Everyone else was left speechless for a moment.

“What is this? Shouldn’t he be with you? Why don’t you know where he is?” Irene demanded, staring fixedly at him.

“Explain yourself!”

Stan gave Zachary and James an awkward look in turn, but neither were coming to his defense, with James saying,

“We’d like to know too.”

It was not as if Stan did not want to say it—he just wanted to do it away from Irene because this was about work.

James could tell that Stan was feeling awkward, and he understood Stan’s concerns.

Even so, James snapped, “Just say it already! There’s nothing to hide now.”

And with that assurance from James, Stan spilled the beans. “Remember Smartville Tech, the company we acquired

three months ago with a price much lower than its market value? Hector Vaughn, their former CEO, was the one

behind this. He bribed our pilots.”

It turns out that after Stan and Isaac’s flight left Zidonia, the pilots redirected the flight while they were in Dunesia

airspace.

Stan was getting a drink when he heard the pilots saying that they were en route to Minerva, and Stan promptly

realized that something was out of place.

He promptly contacted the control tower to have them check if their flight was being rerouted.

He could easily do so since Globe Airways was a subsidiary of Remy, and once he confirmed that their plane was

deviating from the planned flight route, Stan quickly told Isaac about the situation.

Unable to contact their people on the ground, they had to interrogate the pilots.

They were refusing to speak even though Isaac and Stan had solid evidence against them, and Stan inadvertently

knocked out the co-pilot.

The captain was scared for his life then—if Stan hit him too, there would not be anyone to fly the plane, and the

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ensuing crash would kill him as well.

He hence admitted that he was under Hector’s payroll, and Hector’s intent was obviously revenge.

However, whether the captain did it on purpose or messed up in panic, the plane went out of control, and they

quickly ran for the parachutes. It was a private jet instead of the usual passenger airlines, so there were some

military-issue parachutes prepared.

It was also much safer than the standard parachutes, which was how Stan landed safely.

However, they were too high up when they jumped, so they landed separately.

Since Stan landed on the border between Dunesia and Franconia, he immediately went looking for populated areas,

contacting James as soon as he reached a phone.

However, he never got through to Isaac’s phone.

Even if Irene was not sure about Isaac’s work, she could tell that it was a business deal gone sour, leading to

deliberate sabotage.

But even if the plane crash was no accident, Irene believed that Isaac was fine, since Stan was unscathed.

Looking straight at Stan, she said, “Let’s go look for him. He should be near where you landed.”

However, Stan became hesitant, as if wondering if he should speak just then!

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